The 9 Most Annoying Quotes From Taylor Swift's Vanity Fair Cover Story

In an online preview from the 23-year-old singer's interview with VF contributing editor Nancy Jo Sales, Swift talks everything from her love life and the house she reportedly bought next to the Kennedys in Hyannis Port to Amy Poehler and Tina Fey's Golden Globes jab.

But instead of coming off sweet and humble like her public persona so desperately wants you to believe she is, the interview is aggressive and very defensive.

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This article reads quite clearly and spot on. It doesn't make anything up, and for those not brainwashed into following this idol as if they owed her something, makes for interesting character analysis about someone with almost limitless, whimsical, fantasy living. True "followers" will forgive her, inexplicably, for anything and everything forever. They see Taylor as living the life THEY would like to live; with no accountability for saying/doing anything that contradicst something she did/said before. She actually believes we (the world) are supposed to just "go along with it" when she changes her mind, drives some guy nuts with me-first drama, ignores when she creates the confusion, and blames it on someone, ANYONE, else. You know what's scariest? She'll be just fine. There will always be enough people that pick her up and wash her off, because she's an attractive girl. No matter how unfair and twisted she may be, she will be forgiven, and it will start all over again without her having to explain a thing. Everyone else will worry, suffer, apologize, or try to run. That's not feminism, that's princessism. She needs to get away from the limelight, hang out with some blue-collar people, get beat up or chewed out at least... with nobody helping her. Then expect her to apologize about everything no matter what. If she STILL doesn't receive support from random people, THEN she'll know what it's like to be most men. Then she might know equality. Think about it.